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International Conference on Immunometabolism and Exercise Physiology

26th Nov – 27th Nov 2026 Geneva, Switzerland Standard / Physical Participation
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This track will explore the dynamic interplay between exercise and immune function, focusing on how physical activity influences immunometabolic pathways. Studies examining the effects of different exercise modalities on immune cell activation and metabolic health will be highlighted.

This session will delve into the role of inflammation in metabolic adaptation during exercise. Presentations will cover mechanisms by which inflammatory responses can modulate metabolic processes and influence overall health outcomes.

This track will investigate the regulatory roles of the immune system in various metabolic disorders, including obesity and diabetes. Research focusing on immune cell metabolism and its implications for metabolic health will be discussed.

This session will focus on the key metabolic signaling pathways activated during exercise and their implications for immune function. Studies will highlight the integration of exercise physiology and immunometabolism in promoting health.

This track will cover the mechanisms by which exercise influences immune responses and the subsequent health outcomes. Research will address both acute and chronic effects of physical activity on immune cell function.

This session will explore how aging affects the immune-metabolic interplay and the implications for exercise interventions. Presentations will focus on strategies to enhance metabolic health through targeted exercise regimens in older populations.

This track will examine the role of nutrition in modulating immunometabolic responses to exercise. Research will focus on dietary interventions that enhance immune function and metabolic health in active individuals.

This session will investigate the metabolic reprogramming of immune cells in response to exercise. Studies will highlight how these changes can affect immune regulation and overall health.

This track will explore the connections between psychological factors, immune function, and exercise. Research will focus on how mental well-being influences immunometabolic health and exercise outcomes.

This session will showcase cutting-edge methodologies and technologies in the study of immunometabolism and exercise. Presentations will highlight novel research findings that advance our understanding of these complex interactions.

This track will focus on the translation of basic research findings into clinical applications related to exercise and immunometabolism. Discussions will center on how research can inform public health strategies and interventions.

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